“The death of a collaborator gives us an unnerving premonition that a like violence – a heavy or sharp tool that slips, an automobile collision, a microbe – could abruptly befall us in our time and space of work and reason, and could annihilate, along with our future, the significance of our past.”

“The death of a collaborator gives us an unnerving premonition that a like violence – a heavy or sharp tool that slips, an automobile collision, a microbe – could abruptly befall us in our time and space of work and reason, and could annihilate, along with our future, the significance of our past.”

— Alphonso Lingis